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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
YvEHIy.FoURrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Twenty fourth Assembly District shall be divided mo
thryunr eject districts. ue extent and hI1S % "H0"
shall be q OiiCNzt ... q, ..,.,. oil that mart
of Inc CITY bounded aud lying Wth4n iast oho -
And Southern Boulevard hhat Guy
crd ana Forty fourth street Bungay uetk hast ~ al i
I'm. Island sound Wills East one huhofcd Auu
street. and bfOvk avenue ,t.,
The rud Election Dls,rut small contain all thal par
te CIV bouuIe and lying within tast one II Tir
Thirty NTH street " ais avenue. Harlem river anu i
m, Third Election District shall contain all ta part o. .1
civ bounGed within last Oho ~
ToTty stru.t Brook avenue, Last one hun0N "-
Thirty eighth street. ana Ihird avenue NJ
The Fourth cctOn District sinai c"nai AZ tt',t,d snd
tie city bounded 10y and lying WITHIN last ono rd and
Tortv MN stfeet WINS avenue East ono huhuieu "4'
Inrty. ,econd troet.a and Third avenue 80
1hr Ilfth District shall contain "a u@ Va,
CIV Dolued by and lying within last one t 90
I,fty fourth itIdrr avenue East ono ~
Iorty f,eoud street
me = tth lection District shall contain an 1as V
I,v elghh .treeL Third avenue kast one Ia uhou ~N1
second College avenue .ar, N,
m. ee,,nth District shau contain
tho civ bouuiei by and lying within last Ono
Tifty ntst streoL THIRD avenue. East ono Hune" ~-
forty eghth street CORTLAND avenue al ,,s,
IN. Ighth Election District shall contain eli n".
mari of lie civ bounded by and lying within
Eotievard Bungsy Greek East one hunuou anu "a
fourth street Boulevard kast Ono %
Iortx fil East
elp Mn stTr aud st. Ann avenue An.
Electon shall contain
civ boulded lying within Weolohoser avenue proA
riv,r Ias ryrr Long Island Sound bnngay "
s.ulLsra UouleyA a-,srl sysauA4ass VAe IL uunu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
TWENTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Twenty first Assembly District divided
snai BE a. follows
The FIRST Election Dsrc, shall contain all that part o. tho
, veInr y est Fortiet street, and seventh
E second Le,S ona ag w snn, W rs t ree
siIth avenue West Forty second suect and Seventh
The District sha contain all nat part Of ne
fy CS 3g W an SIG foyyh street ami SSH avenue
The Fourth Election District shall contain all That part Of
street Lexington Last foruet street and f'b
, Election District shall contain all INA, part Of tho
ngoD avenue Forty our street aud Fiith avenue
The sixth Election District shall contain all that part Of The
rl6 aycnne vest Forty MN street and siirh avenue
M v Ee on and Dsi NM h fqn al 'nT,
street S S ssiI ssSna foi,y .nee
Eighth Election District shall contain all that part OF
SIN est s5c, and seventh 's
The Ninth Election District shall contain All that part
FIN venue Vest Forty seventh street and SIN avenue
y hs nsmhL eS emo sa contain ~ Tia, pS't Of no
Lexington avenue East Forty eighth street and Filth
The Eleventh Election District shall all part
Lexington avenue East Fifty second street and fift6
| avenue
The Twelfth Election District shall contain all that part Of
street urn avenue west Feh street and sith Avenue
The Thirteenth Election District shan contain all part
The CITY bounded by and ype within Msst Fly second
Avenue . - -, ,.-,,, - $500
Of ,bs dy BOUNDED by ana lying within Vest t
sIt avenue West fy second street. and Seventh
Ile Fe,uth Election District shall ali part
Of tho city by and lying viii IN West Fifty
sIh West Fifty fourth street and Seventh
Election District sball contain Gil that
o. he ely bounded by aud lying within Nest PITY seventh
Tiny fourth street West fnyIourlh street. and sixth
INC Seventeenth Election District ; shall contain all That
seventh street Lexington avenue last Fifty fourth street.
and Madison avenue.
The Eighteenth Election District shall contain al that part
city bounded by and lying within West Fifty ninth
street East FIFTY ninth street Lexington avenue hast
Pity seventh sueet West Iuysev street and Sixth
Nineteenth Election District shal contain all that part
OF the city bounded by ana lying within East sfy hrst
.tleei Lexington avenue Esst Fly nnth street. ana
Ffth avenue
TIE Election shall contain all that part
OF bounded by and lying within East Eixy fourth
Fourth avenue. Last bIty nrs street. and Fnsh
avenue. 49,.
The twenty Election District shall contain Al that
Of TIE city bounded " ARA lying wtin East ssvsausA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Nineteenth Assembly District shall DO divided into
forty Districts the extent aud limits o. which
Tie Fist Fiction shan al that part o. the
f wys inf f & se Seventh vsh1e Vest
fs ssoas s' E sd sIi s all that part 0,
&c city bounded y and yTg gp Wst 1GaWaE west vest
Fly fourth SIR set, and Eighth avenue
CITY bounded by and wing within West Ftynlnth street
"sxenin Sv,nt es' N.Y. ' fsi MI tbe
;y bounded by and lying within Mes ri{ ila stI et
The Ffth District shall contain al thai part OF the
M S9esus y spa 1s S and
81 sai. Election Dsits, s. S.si az ta1 at o. ,e
West Fifty and Hudson North
Election District shan all that part Of
Ninth sysnas ws;t Ffty aiIa street and Teeth avenue
Llg,G avenue West riity third street and NlIlh
NM 9o sTsnS Y .ad ng ~hn NM Vest Fly nm street
The Ieath Election District shall contain al that part Of the
Tenth avenue West Fifty fourth street
The Eleventh Election District shall that part Of
nr s Te Ss IHe Mes. FIFE v n ws fy
VEG, roy M n;th street and hudson OF North river
N cry 1oanasa BY ara lying within West Ty
nue
The Thirteenth Election District shall contain all tina, part
s o. ss hxR sSsnSs & Street sI and lew
The Fourteenth shall contain all part
the et bounded b ana y,ng within Nest SHY nrst
Avenue
The Fifteenth Election shall all that part
he bounded by ami lying within West S1ueh street.
Eleventh avenue Vest fnynnlh street, Tenth avenue.
&est Fifty seventh street and Hudson OF North Ever
sixteenth Election District shall contain All that part
81 bounded by and lying within Ncsi SHY third
street Tenth West x first street and Hudson or
North River.
The Seventeenth Election District shall all that part
81 The city bounded and lying within WeHt sixty Ild
Eighth West SIXTY hrst street and Tenth
avenue.
The Eighteenth Election District shall contain all that part
Of the city bounded by and lying with!n We. -, siIth
ttreei Ninth avenue Vest sAiy nth street Elgb avenue
West six ty third street, and udHOp North River
The Nineteenth Election Disuct shall contain al that part
the city bOu ded by and lying within Mest sixty eighth
street Eighth avenue West sixty ~ street Ninth avenue
West sixty sixth street and Tenth
The Iwentcth Election District shall contain all that part
q the ciy bounded by and lying within Vest seventy nrst
The Twenty FIRST Election District shall
part OF the city bounded BY and lying within West
Brat street Tenth avenue West sixth street. aud Hu
eon North River.
The TwspyseeoDd Election District contain all that
part OF The city bounded aud lying within kgy1st
tueet Eighth avenue Mest I'd
North river
The twenty Election District shall contain all thai
part OF the city bounded by ad lying within West Eighty.
exth street Eighth avenue West Lightly inst and
Hudson q NoItL IiyeI.
Twenty fourth Election District shall contain all that
part Of tho city bounded y. and yig within West Ninety
&nth street Egbth avenue. West Eighty III street and
Hudson Eorth
The TwoniyHfrh Election shall contain
A4 uas cu bounded ~ and Eiax within West One Asn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
Glcrtiol, Notite.

All Of the city bounced BY and ns within Vest tne e
bret Eighth West Fry eighth street ana n'"
hysns Election shall contain al thar
street Eighth West Fifty first street and MINI
TSs Election District shan contain a. Tat
a street seventh avenue. IVES, Forty nnth street an"
kghtnr ninth Election District contain all that
mari Of CITY bounded by and lying within 49,, s
Plath street Seventh avenue. West Forty seventh street. anu
hFn' rtie Election District shall contain all hat part Of
.1eet seventh West Foryh NTH street and Eighth
The Thirty Election District shall contain all that PaI
Of The e yeBtS avenue west Forty Eighth
sysnus second Ele ton District shall all that
mart o. cty bombed by ana ying withn ss fo a9s
Ighh third Election shall contain all hat
R Street seventh avenue West Fortieth street and kshh
abs fourth Election District shall contain all rat
par Of g Svspue West
syspu% Election District shall all that
part y bounded by apS y'~g W siouS Sue, a5
Ninth Tg grPu Election District shall all that
gsf o. sr , Eighth avenue Forty street aud
N rT seventh Election District shall contain all that
lr The ely F SSpa aTenae vest ftsth street aud Nh
thirty eighth Election District shah contain all that
part OF ac city bounded by and lying within West foty
eve tT nuth Election shall Al Nat
be- civ bounded and lying within West flfteih
Erect fn,h West Fcrthnnth street. ana Eleventh
fe Toreth Election District shall contain al that part Of
cts bounded by and ying wtnn Mssi a% & ay
THE Forty first Election DStr', shall contain al tha mart
ssvsnt, street Eighth avenue West Forty sixth street and
The Forty second Election District shall al hat
part OF 'he city bounded by and Wing whin YES F"fy
Ninth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
BY order o. the poard Of Police.
JOHN J. O'BRIEN.
Chief OF the Bureau Oi Elec,iUnA

PoIcR DEPARTMENT oF THE CITY or NRwYoGK.
so. 3 q MuirKl STREET.
Et RFtr oF ELECTIONS (
NEW. ORR October 10. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that IN pursuance OF
y section g2g chapter 4lO ~ the Laws o' 1851 t'
ord Of Polio, has designated AM appointed tc place 81 reg
isfrv ana po NJ places and tot each e." ih" election uSt'
v aad county York or the elections ne1l Gu
--.-.. 10. mr. La "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

Tho Tweny-thri Assembly District shai be diVson i
sixty sI election districts the extent ana Hh''S "a ~
be AS fOlOws
The First District shall contain az mar par o. s
ty 1ouuded by lying within last Ninety nth seioo
Third avenue East Ninety third stSet ana mn y,
Election District shall con an All hAt pa
M. CITY bounded and lying within East Nnety L s''os
Tast Ninety It'll street ana Ihiu ave
District shall contain Al tat phI VI
civ Ioundod by lying within West one hunaien MI
nj m street Fifth Ebs cue Huhdicd anu ioS
stTsei Third avenue H. aired aud SECOND sioa
Transverse road hcfosh OehuA is4A ne VI ~
Eighty rth street and Eighth avenue -, ,,.,r.r, N,
Tfo Fourth Election District shall contain III t -
The city and lying within East one %
Esst Iiyef East Hundred and fOuith
street and Second avenue. 80. -, ..r, n, ,hs
The Firth Distrct shall contain AL that par. q nS
eity bounded BIZ and lying within East one nunaFoI ~.
Ninth street East river East Ono Hundred Anu eaA'H
street. and SECOND sycpue ~ 49,, mas, NJ thu
Election district .hA contain al va, par " n1
city bounded by lying within East one unaed ALL
Ninth street. and Third avenue. ,,..., .v, y,
the oy bounded hy and lying within East one nne o. ~.
Twelfth Third ayenpe last ono hundred shu ioN
stroet and Lexington avenue -. -, .,
Eshth Election shall ntain all that part 81
the city pounded and Dins within E.sI one arsd sn
Youfeenth street. Third avsnus hAss One uubaiso ~"
tVeHth street, and Lexington AyeRhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
glettion Notire.

dre and Eighth street Eighth avenue and
:aS
Fart Of the city by and lying rthn Nest Sns HS n.
HpndIsd ard Esth and Hudson North river
par, bounded within West % On: Hp ns
and Sf npih S asG
pa Of @ nv 8, 9D yn w in we ann
red and Eighth avenue West one Hun
nini6 Election 9sirict sna contain 81 tina.
@ - Ivy Sp1 street. Z i RshG Hun
city bounded BY s1@ lying il within and
H@ar @ and Hudson XST,A , ~, a,,
Ss ely Godaaed y and wing wshn one Hn65ss
and sixty street udson North river Depot road and
part o. NE y FUNDED W by and pg VIM s sppyeG sy AZ
street knesrdgc road Depot road and Hudson OF North
TIE Tnriy third Election psrc, .nsn contain all that that
% the bounded bv and within Harlem
seventh avenue West one Hundred and Twenty eighth
re 9iTtT Fiction shall contain al hat mat
street Eighth avenue. West Ty eighth street Ninth ave
The dity Election shall contain all hat part
and Ss ,GpsT %ec Mapkattan street West One @ndrrd
and Twenty Iinr street Tenth avenue VEST on. Hundfeo
Tho dr'y sixth Election District .ha contain ina al fnn
arcl ari Twenty seventh ayenue West one
HTrdra ana ~enty MN street ana tis all that
part Of lie CITY bounded ny ans ~ %1n Wsi one one
Hundred Tenth and Eighth avenue.
The Thrtvefrth Election District sa contain All that
part The bounded by and lying within West SiNueth
street Tenth West Fifty ninth street and Eleventh
The 1hrtvnnth Election District shan contain AZ t1at
par; bounded by and living within West SHY nfst
street Tenth West sixueh street and Hudson OF
North
The Forc' Election District shah contain al tai part o.
te wtin West Seventy iourlh
West Seventy hst street ana hudson
North
Of tS CIV G{ Iaa9dcd y s"% ns within anSred
street Eighth West Ninety ninth street.
ID Hudson of
Tho Foriy secona Election District shall contain all that
part bounded Wv anl lvns within West ono INN
frei ana Tlafiv first Eighth avenue West one hhh
l'rd Tw.nty street. Manhattan street Nes 'hc
Buu0Ted Thrteih street and u ulson North river
Tho Forty third Election District shall contain AL al p
OF TIE cts bounded hv and lying Tim West p1e lluhi'u
twenty celf street West Hundred
AID Twenty euth strect and Eighth avenue
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-10
f}ftfk kIfftS.

4 hylrnt has bccu placed at the lIol
lywood Terminus of the street oar linc
for the benefit of man and beast operat-
ing ou ihe line
The contest for the handsome quilt at
thc CIay--treet VI thodi-t church enter
tainmcnt will end to night.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher has just returned
from Liberty. where he assisted at a
church dedication and delivered % lec
urc.
Rev ". f. G.. Gregory Is reported sick
al the residence of Mr. jamc- g. TiusIcy
iu Icnrico county. four miles from liich.
mond. ON thc Richmond and lIcnrlco
turnpike
Res. r. p. Kerr wili lecture on "Sc0t-
land at the Third Presbyterian church
tonight
Tomorrow the lalies of the Second
Presbyterian church viii have AN eAcur-
sion to Providence Forge.
Right Rev. Bishop Keane is expected
to arrive in Richmond. june iith.
There was not an item in ihc Police
Court yesterday worthy of record.
The young ladies of Centenary Meth
odist church will have lawn party at
the Allan l0t from q Co u o'clock this
evening.
Engineer Nelson X White is putting
the new engine al Steamer Company 80.
q together II is said 90 DE one OF The
finest engines ey.r brought t0 Richmond.
The Chanccry Court has granted John
+. Hill AN absolute divorce from his wife,
Lucy a. llill The couple were married
only last September.
Messrs +. lntropidi and VI Watkins
Noryel have been invited t0 attend the
4th of July celebration at Tammany
Hall, New York city
Rev l.. A. Cutler of Richmond, is
announced 10 preach in Lynchburg to-
night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
H4PPENINCS TT HONE dND tBEO1D
As SENT OVER THE WIRES.
The Printers Convention Bald Knob
Methods \ Most Persistent suicide The
President Invited to Il. Joseph Base
Ball Weather Indications Sc.

AT Yesterday mornings session of the
international Typographical Union Con-
yention, in Buffalo. y. y. Mr. McDaniels,
of indianapolis, offered a resolution,
which was adopted. that an inquiry be al
once made into the usefulness of the
officer known as the chief organizer Mr..
Ogden presented a resolution. az the re-
quest of the Cincinnati Union, that nine
hours constitute a days work, excepting
on morning and evening papers. Mr..
wilkins. of Boston, moved that com
mite be appointed ON female cheap
labor. adopted The most important
business was the adoption of resolution
endorsing the action of New Ork | MON,
No g. in which they protested against
the denuncia ion of the New York NVH
by a clique in the Knights of Labor.
Delegates kendlehOe and Hazard, of
New York, protested against the resoIu-
ton being referred tO committee and
secured IL, immediate adoption There
/. a strong feeling I'm the convention i'm
opposition t0 the Knight of Labor The
mere mention of the home club is the
signal for trouble 4 preamble and resO.
lNtlOU0 hii It'lfhtfhf htN it '' lftf
senied. that no delegates Dee sent 10 the
American Federation of Labor
Al the afternoon session D. T. Boyer
of New York, was reelected chief organ
zer The re- yorts of delegates IN relation
To the Childs.DrcNcl Fund show that the
printers entered into The matter with
great enthusiasm Many who had lcft
the case TO accept editorial positions
dropped their pens for time and took
up "a stick on Mr Chiids birthday and
set up" one thousand "cms of type and
contributed it 10 the fund a number of
employing printers duplicated the amount
of the contribution of their employee
notably Mr. Pulitzer, of the New York
WorH. Colonel TAYLOR. of the Boston
Ghis George W Cmd-, of the Phila-
delphia io1gr and others The report
of the Board %. Trustees estimates that
the contributions to thc fund on Mr..
Childs birthday Will probabI, reach Sj,-
900. in addition to : O2o already contrib
uted on Mr. DrcNcl birthday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-10

When the Council Committee on Fire
met last night, "a motion was adopted 90
admit the reporters of the city papers
Ilfc committee did not meet until .
o'clock on account of the meeting of the
State Firmcn-' Association noted else
where
Mr. Kaufman was in The chair, and Mr.
F.. II. Fisher the clerk of the committee.
read the proceedings of the previous
night
From them it is learned that Mr. James
Gilman, of Steamer NO. 4, was dropped
from ihc rolls
Mr. G.. b Gilman, of No ., was sus-
pended for fifteen days and reprimanded.
and Messrs John Miller and G. j. Goole
were fined $3.50 each
The vote in each of these eases was
unanimous-tha is TO say ayes, : noes,
none
The TIMES reporter is under obliga-
ti0ns 90 Councilman Lange. Last night
when ii was decided 10 admit the report
crs, he came out and hunted the reporter
up and invited him TO q seat in the com
miuee-roOm.
When the report closed at midnight
the committee were still engaged ia in
yestig ting charges that had been pre-
lcrrcd against other members of the .e-
partmcnt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-10
Tffi RACES


There was AN increased attendance at
the race, yesterday evening There were
four very enjoyable and exciting con.
TESTS.
The first race WAS won by T. +. Coles
Sampson. Time. l24 NJ. II Yarnell
Gibson and G. a Roses Wiifrcd were
-eco and ihind.
THE second race was won byJ. Lindsey
Ives Fila May William Garlh's ST. Luke
and j G. Smiths Nilus second and third
Time. lis
The third race was won by W j. Nc
Cameo Viva
The fourth and last race was won by j.
G. Smiths Wiz Medium Joseph La,si-
tcrs Nanderer and w. koss Tom
Walker second and third.
The prizes, conditions. &C.. were as fol-
lows
First Running. threc-Quarter mile
dash purse 800. wclter weights. gentle.
men riders, horses To- De ridden by mem
beers of club.
Second Trouing race, 2.jO class
mile heats. three IN 1--WE purse $50
Third. Mile dash weight for age,
purse 5000
Fourth. Free for ALL
All things considered thc races were a
success, and it is hoped that The next
meeting viii bc even more 500. Mr. Bar
ton II Grundy. the secretary certainly
lab0rrd hard in this behalf and the club
and the public are indebted to him
The next races will bc looked forward
TO with great interest